c[ode]clap

Devlog

• update regarding 2024/2023
  January 31, 2024 by codeclap

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  Hello everyone, I hope your new year is off to a good start and thank you for your support throughout 2023. What is going to happen with codeclap in 2024: You should start to see more changes in the i... Continue reading
• bugfix update (0.9.7.2-20221229)
  December 29, 2022 by codeclap

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  With best wishes for the upcoming year 0.9.7.2-20221229 is now available. This is a small bugfix update that fixes a few annoying issues ( issues.codeclap.cc ). Due to changes in the build process the... Continue reading
• beta 0.9.7.2
  December 31, 2021 by codeclap

  0.9.7.2 is now available. For most base components (debugger, ui) this update includes the latest version from the upcoming 0.9.8. This includes lots of DWARF bugfixes, including DWARF 5 and unlinked... Continue reading
• snapshot builds
  September 21, 2021 by codeclap

  It is now possible to access more recent / less tested snapshot builds using https://snapshots.codeclap.cc . In order to access builds on this page you can log in using your itch.io account (OAuth). S... Continue reading
• beta 0.9.7.1
  April 28, 2021 by codeclap

  0.9.7.1 is now available. This includes the build for AArch64 on macOS. There may be a few issues remaining that are specific to this platform which will likely be addressed with the next update. Curr... Continue reading
• beta 0.9.7
  March 16, 2021 by codeclap

  Update 0.9.7 is now available. From a user perspective 0.9.7 is more of an iterative step from 0.9.5. Performance from syntax highlighting and the UI in general should be a bit better. Also, some rece... Continue reading
• End of year update 2020
  December 31, 2020 by codeclap

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  Hello everyone, first I want to thank you all for your feedback, support and keeping this community going over the last couple of years. Here is a quick end of the year codeclap update. Possibly the m... Continue reading
• beta 0.9.5.1
  July 26, 2020 by codeclap

  0.9.5.1 is now available for Linux, macOS and Windows with a few bugfixes for panel layout issues. For macOS there is a small caveat for this release that the com.apple.quarantine flag has to be manua... Continue reading
• beta 0.9.5
  July 25, 2020 by codeclap

  0.9.5 is now available for Windows and Linux. macOS is missing for now which wasn't really intended and I will try to fix this within the upcoming days. At the moment the only working build is signed... Continue reading
• Quick update on the upcoming 0.9.5
  July 22, 2020 by codeclap

  The release of codeclap 0.9.5 is quite imminent and is scheduled for release later this Saturday. However there is a bit of information and decisions that may already be of interest before the update... Continue reading
• alpha 0.9.1
  November 20, 2019 by codeclap

  0.9.1 is now available as a bugfix release. This update fixes a few recent bugs and one uncommon situation causing a crash. There was also a very noticeable slowdown rather specific to Windows which s... Continue reading
• alpha 0.9.0
  November 12, 2019 by codeclap

  c[ode]clap 0.9.0 took quite some months longer than originally planned but is now available for download. The changelog for this release is rather extensive as there where a lot of changes, fixes and... Continue reading
• alpha 0.8.43
  April 28, 2019 by codeclap

  c[ode]clap 0.8.43 has arrived. Due to time constraints this release took a few weeks longer than it should've. The next few days and weeks I am still quite busy but this will normalize at some point... Continue reading
• alpha 0.8.28
  March 13, 2019 by codeclap

  0.8.28 is now available as another build from the longer 0.8 path. Most notably DWARF support is now available on Windows. This update contains a number of smaller fixed, a new workspace system and au... Continue reading
• alpha 0.8.17
  February 18, 2019 by codeclap

  0.8.17 has finally arrived as an intermediate build on the way to 0.9. One of the new features you probably can't miss is a new panel system which allows to freely change around the layout within the... Continue reading
• alpha 0.8.3
  January 21, 2019 by codeclap

  0.8.3 contains a redesigned overlay mode that is more useful (by providing floating panels instead of a binary blocking and non-blocking mode) and additional startup parameters to utilize this overlay... Continue reading
• alpha 0.7.5
  December 28, 2018 by codeclap

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  As promised this is a small build without the finished overlay changes for 0.8.0 which will require a few additional weeks. "Jump to any" is now more organized and the autocomplete overlay should be m... Continue reading
• alpha 0.7.2
  December 14, 2018 by codeclap

  0.7.2 is now available. This build has an important change that was originally planned for a 0.9.x build but was just to taunting to not finish up early. I am speaking of the first step for better win... Continue reading
• alpha 0.6.4
  November 29, 2018 by codeclap

  0.6.4 is an intermediate step to 0.7.0. Normally I likely wouldn't package this up separately but there are 2 fixes in this for issues that have been communicated to me and prevent functional usage of... Continue reading
• alpha 0.6.0
  November 20, 2018 by codeclap

  0.6.0 has arrived and brings improvements to all platforms. On Linux currently your mileage may vary because of ptrace limitations but so far I haven't encountered any problems. Across the board on al... Continue reading
• alpha 0.5.10 for macOS
  November 13, 2018 by codeclap

  Last one of the three. 0.5.10 fixes the last remaining major issues. This one also improves the handling of individual threads on macOS by using the appropriate Mach interface. I will take a little mo... Continue reading
• alpha 0.5.9 for Windows
  November 12, 2018 by codeclap

  0.5.9 contains the necessary fix for Windows to not blow up the debugger in regular intervals. The macOS fix is also coming along however there is still a little bit of work to do (probably a matter o... Continue reading
• alpha 0.5.8 for Linux
  November 12, 2018 by codeclap

  0.5.8 is available for Linux which fixes a few important problems. codeclap wasn't able to handle executable memory regions that would not start at the beginning of the file, this would render the deb... Continue reading